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Model of Care.
Lillian's has drawn from Bruce Perry's six core strengths frame its therapeutic care model for the young women in our program.
01
Attachment
Making relationships
04
Attunement
Being aware of others
02
Self-regulation
Containing impulses
05
Tolerance
Accept differences
03
Affiliation
Being part of a group
06
Respect
Finding value in differences
Each of these core strengths is a building block in a child's development. By incorporating these core strengths into areaas of assessment and achievement, Lillian's can help to build the capacity of each young woman.
30+
YEARS OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE
Qualified and Experienced.
All of Lillian’s staff are fully qualified, with experience across Youth Work, Community Services, Social Work, Social Science, Psychology and Psychotherapy. Staff also undertake further training in Trauma Informed Care, Mental Health First Aid, Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention, Indigenous Mental Health Assessment, and LGBTQIA+ awareness and support.
Supporting Future Professionals.
Our volunteers bring qualifications and experience in Community Services, Psychotherapy, Counselling and Teaching. Lillian’s also supports and supervises students completing field placements in Youth Work, Community Services and Social Work.
Ongoing Development.
Lillian’s staff undertake regular clinical supervision and psychoeducation to support residents’ care, strengthen professional knowledge and continually inform their practice.
Socials
Referrals
Please fill out our referral form by clicking the link below and email to lillians@lillians.org.au
View the eligibility criteria here.
Country
Lillian's acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Gadigal and Wangal people of the Eora Nation on whose land we reside. We pay respect to the Elders of the past and present, and recognise that sovereignty has never been ceded.
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